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February 21, 2011, 18:49 |
How can i predict h-q curve of a pump?
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Carlos Alfonso Juárez Navarro
Join Date: Feb 2011
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Hi,
i am new in the use of fluent. I need predict a h-q curve for a pump. My periodic mesh impeller was created on gambit. I put on boundary conditions as follows. Fluid: Water / rotation axis direction x=1 (because i put my rotation axis direction on x) / moving reference frame / rotacional velocity "3480" rpm inlet: Mass-flow-inlet /mass flow rate: 0.323312 / supersonic/initial gauge pressure: 0 / direction specification: Normal to boundary/ reference frame: Absolute/ turbulence intensity: 5% /hydraulic diameter: 0.01896385 outlet: Gauge pressure: 791424.4 / backflow direction specification method boundary: Normal to baoundary/ turbulent intensity: 5%/ hydraulic diameter: 0.01345759 /target mass flow rate: 0.323312 peridodic: /rotacional/ i use first order discretization on flow / turbulent kinect energy / turbulence dissipation rate/ but doesn't converge the solution... what´s happening? |
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